In , on 02/10/07 
   at 10:46 PM, Franklin  said:

>--- inkleput{at}isp.com wrote:

>> Ed Durrant  said:
>> 
>> >as long as one runs OS/2, Yes use the Injoy dialer OS/2 software
>> from
>> >Fx  Communications - it can do exactly this for you.
>> 
>> >Cheers/2
>> 
>> >Ed.
>> 
>> I'm sorry.  I don't follow you.  My question was, in essence, "can
>> you
>> cable a router to a dial-up?"  Your reply was, in essence, "with
>> Injoy." 
>> Somewhere I lost the connection, no pun intended.

>Just read this thread today. Sorry so long, but here's your connection:

>http://www.eweek.com/cobrand/0,3223,a=107530&s=1610&ap=,00.asp

>Actiontec Dual PC modem. The above review tells you how to wifi this
>modem.

>I have not done this since my actiontec serial modem works just fine and
>it is attached to my host computer and I have a peer network to three
>other computers. I am using Injoy dialer 3 SOHO which allows up to 5
>computers to concurrently use the modem. An Injoy upgrade would allow
>many computers, which would be nuts on diallup. I believe you can do it
>without Injoy, but Injoy is easier and has better features, especially
>NAT and firewall.

>http://www.fx.dk/injoy/


>Franklin

Thanks

JimL

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